This set is in great shape and all polished up. The sizes are 20,12,14. I think they could be a set from Tama, looking at the BD cymbal mount, but I could be wrong. Can you stencil experts give me a value on this set. They are right up the road from me and I like the sizes. Thanks in advance. What do you all think? Get it or forget it.
20,12,14, MIJ set. (Tama?) Last viewed: 1 day ago
I love it. But it would depend on asking price as to whether or not I would deal with them. Sweet kit.
Without a really good pic of the rail and arm, maybe the lugs, it's hard to say. If the are in the 100-150 range or so, it would be a deal as I see no matching snare. But since you are up east, the price is prolly higher. Anyway, that's were I stand. I paid 50 for my complete kit with hardware and cymbals, and mine is a Majestic with all the heavier Star/TAMA parts, so it is really what will you pay?
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BTW, that 14 FT will sound great if the edges are worked a bit. I put just a bit of point to them, not a knife edge, but more like the new TAMA snare contour. Mine sounds great with that contour and black pinstripe on it. And get this-using a TAMA hazy 300 on the bottom for reso. the thicker 300 is great for a res. I had a 200 on there because it just what I had at the time, and someone dropped off a 300 with some other heads and it is the best combo I have put on it.
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[COLOR="DarkRed"]lf it's really minty minty clean maybe $200-225[/COLOR]
But there's no snare....for me that is a sticky, but that's just me. You can find a snare on the bay, but all of a sudden the MIJ stuff is jumping up. I see no real reason, people need to stop overpaying so they remain affordable.
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Or you could point out the missing bits and the fact that there is no snare and offer them $175.00 :)
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